Andi Peters makes huge blunder during live interview with KSI - leaving the YouTuber in stitches
Andi Peters left KSI in stitches as he made a huge blunder during an interview.
The TV presenter, 54, sat down with the YouTuber, 31, as he stood in to host Friday's instalment of ITV 's Lorraine.
KSI has been a guest judge on this year's Britain's Got Talent and has recently released new music.
Yet as Andi introduced the star, he accidentally got his name wrong.
He said: 'He's got 3billion global streams and 75.3million followers across social platforms and now online sensation KSE - KSI - is back...'
KSI burst out laughing and swung his head back as Andi corrected himself, 'KSI is back, with a new single.'
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The influencer quipped, 'Normally, Lorraine is here.'
'Alright, alright, I think you'll find I'm a really good replacement,' Andi joked back.
KSI replied: 'No you're smashing it man!'
'Thanks very much, apart from I said an E not an I,' Andi said.
Last year, Andi had another hilarious moment on Lorraine when he couldn't contain his laughter after looking into the wrong camera during a competition segment.
The presenter was in stitches after making the gaffe and struggled to regain his composure.
The morning television host was presenting a competition opportunity for viewers when he started talking to the wrong camera.
In a panic, he said: 'There's a lot of cameras in the studios, sometimes it's confusing!'.
He then tried to introduce a map before admitting that he'd got mixed up and was presenting the graphic later on in the show.
Barely containing himself he said: 'There's a lot of maps, there's a lot of cameras, there's a lot of voices in my head, there's so much going on.'
And his laughter proved infectious as host Christine Lampard was also in hysterics at the mistake.
Lorraine airs at 9am on weekdays on ITV1.
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